F2F Class Notes 12th August (Jesse)
against the japanese
veteran retirement village
veteran = sb who fought in a war
60 families
im afraid = unfortunately / i’m sorry
there were 60 families… oh im afraid there were 80 – actually there were 80 / oh my bad, there were 80
old peoples –Â seniors / senior citizens / the elderly / older peopleÂ
i didn’t went there frequently –Â didn’t go
until now = before now
as of now = from now
eg. SE had less than 100 students until 2015 = as of 2015, SE had more than 100 students.
a little stay – only a few stay / not very many stayÂ
almost females – almost all / most
intermittent (periodically) fasting (to not eat)
my diet … after dinner, you don’t eat for 16 hours.
carbs = carbohydrates
trial & error = to learn / achieve by trying things and making mistakes and learning from your mistakes
I like to make my wallet tidy. I always put the biggest denomination at back of my wallet and the smaller the number the fronter the bill will be. Furthermore, I always put the bills with head upwards. In this case, everytime when I buy something and get change I spend several seconds to tidy the bills and put them into my wallet as my own way. Even if I don’t look at the clerk and the person who is stand in line behind me, I can tell how surprise and upset they are with yelling in their mind “hurry upâ€.
I like to make my wallet tidy so I always put the biggest denomination at the back of my wallet and the smaller the number the more to the front the bill will be. Furthermore, I always put the bills with the head the right way up. In this case, every time / when, I buy something and get change I spend several seconds to tidy up the bills and put them into my wallet. Even if I don’t look at the clerk and the person who is standing in line behind me, I can tell how surprised and upset they are and that they are yelling silently / thinking to themselves / and that their minds are all screaming “hurry upâ€.
Upgrade: old version: I always put the biggest denomination at the back of my wallet and the smaller the number the more to the front the bill will be. Furthermore, I always put the bills with the head the right way up.
new version:Â I always put the notes in order from largest to smallest, with the largest at the back and the heads of the notes all facing the right way up.
thinking < > to say aloud
say to me < > say to yourself
say sth out loud < > say sth under your breath
give up / wait up / tidy upÂ
in my own way
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